Weber and McMahon of Newmark Knight Frank broker two leases at Walden Sq. Science Center
Ryan Weber and Christopher McMahon, senior managing directors at Newmark Knight Frank, represented the landlord in two recent transactions at 85 Bolton St. The landlord, Bolton Street, LLC, recently converted the former Wyeth Research Center to Walden Sq. Science Center, attracting tenants by its ability to provide laboratory facilities for below-market rental rates.
Tetragenetics Inc. has leased 9,000 s/f on the second floor of Walden Sq. Science Center. Cushman & Wakefield represented Tetragenetics Inc. in this transaction.
Ligon Discovery, Inc. has leased 2,500 s/f on the first floor of Walden Sq. Science Center.
"The building is a great solution for growing life science companies that need functional laboratory space in a timely manner at affordable rates," said Weber.
Newmark Knight Frank represented Ligon Discovery, Inc. as well as the landlord in this transaction.
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